Université´ D'aix-marseille

Assistance Publique Hopitaux De Marseille

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Universit&#xc9; Gustave Eiffel

Vincent Garitey

Bernard Dallemagne

Silvana Perretta

Joachim Ramos Clamote

Yves Simon Alimi

David Baas

Frédéric Mouret

Frederic Mouret

A vascular prosthesis configured to be implanted in a vessel, having substantially a T-shape, comprises a proximal tubular part forming the base of the 'T' and a distal tubular part forming the head of the “T”. The proximal tubular part has a first lumen, the distal tubular part has a second lumen, and the first and second lumens are fluidly connected to form a common lumen. The distal tubular part comprises a first end portion, a second end portion, and an intermediate portion extending axially between the first and second end portions. The first and second end portions are radially expandable. The proximal tubular part is connected to the intermediate portion and the second end portion is movable between a retracted position in which the second end portion is axially restrained and a deployed position in which the second end portion is axially deployed.

Vascular prosthesis

Provided herein is a clip for organ retraction or organ exposure during minimal invasive surgery wherein the clip comprises a body made of a biocompatible material wherein the body comprises at least two generally opposing first and second segments that form a jaw defined by a separation between the two segments; wherein the two segments each comprise distal and proximal ends wherein the proximal ends may be directly connected or connected through one or more segments within the body of the clip and wherein the clip defines at least four configurations a resting configuration, an open configuration, a grabbing configuration, and a sliding configuration.

Clip for organ retraction during minimally invasive surgery

Implantation device for implanting a prosthesis () in a vessel (), including a balloon () and a dilation catheter () for supplying fluid to the balloon (), the dilation catheter () having a proximal end, a distal end () and a distal part designed to be introduced into the vessel (), characterized in that the distal part includes a bend () and also an upstream portion () and a downstream portion () that are contiguous to the bend and that are arranged between the bend and, respectively, the proximal end and the distal end ().

Device for implanting a vascular prosthesis

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Marseilles, France

Vincent Garitey